Interactive Physics Web

Physics simulation in your browser. Nothing to install.

Requirements

A current web browser and a Google or Microsoft account. Nothing to install.

Devices and browsers

Devices	Browsers
Chromebook™, Windows, Mac, iPad and Android	Chrome or Edge 95 or later, Firefox 100 or later, Safari 15.2 or later (iPadOS 15.2 or later)

The physics engine uses WebAssembly, which these browser versions support. Once loaded, Interactive Physics can be installed as an app and keeps working offline.

Sign-in and license

Sign in at ip.design-simulation.com with a Google or Microsoft account: personal, work or school.
A license is required. Without one, you see only the license screen. Free evaluations are available on request.
See Licensing & pricing for individual licenses and school packs.

Web and desktop compared

	Interactive Physics Web	Interactive Physics (desktop)
Install	Nothing to install; runs in the browser	Installed on Windows
Physics engine	The same engine in both
Files	Device, Google Drive™, OneDrive; Google Classroom™ sharing	Local files
Model files	.ip files open in both, both ways
Languages	8	12 (adds Chinese, Greek, Korean and Russian)
Desktop-only features	Not included: scripts, External Application Link, Save As IP 2.5, Vary the Sound/Feel, the Window menu, View Size and printing page setup	Included

Working Model 2D is not available in the browser yet. See Interactive Physics (desktop) for the Windows version.

Try Interactive Physics Web with your class

Free evaluations are available for teachers and schools.

Request an evaluation See prices

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